Developed a customizable Drive Letter Visibility and Positioning Settings feature for File Explorer in the Raphire/Win11Debloat repository, enabling users to control how drive letters are displayed, including options to show them before or after labels, prioritize network drives, or hide them entirely. Leveraged PowerShell scripting and configuration management techniques to integrate these settings into the existing framework, ensuring persistence across user sessions. The implementation focused on user-centric design and UI decluttering, with changes tracked through referenced issues for traceability. Utilized JSON for configuration storage, demonstrating a methodical approach to Windows development and feature delivery within a short project period.